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... was due to weakness and gave her an injection. She said her main symptom was fever, cold, loose motion and lack of appetite. She was asked to take ... ...That time they said she had only tuberculosis but later when she began to get fever and cold they suspected her of having HIV/AIDS so they carried o... ...ever she acknowledges that the medicine they give saves her from headache and fever. Additional Observation: She is a victim of child marriage. T... ...this disease, also she says she does not know how he got this disease. He had fever and was very ill so they took blood test in the Tambaram Sanator... ...d did not say to her that he was suffering from HIV/AIDS. Recently, she had fever, headache and pain in hands and legs so she got admitted in the ... ...he, and then by fever, her doctors in the village said she was suffering from typhoid and had given treatment for typhoid. A doctor named Kamala f... ...tment from one doctor named Saravanan. He thought she must be suffering from typhoid. She was treated for 15 to 20 days for typhoid. When she did n... ...is disease from very small age. She says she had heart pain, fever and 202 typhoid. From typhoid only, it has become HIV/AIDS. She has pain in th...

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...I feel rather poorly ...” His face solemn, Erik felt my forehead. “You’ve a fever.” Erik ransacked the clothespress and turned up beautiful lawn and ... ...ed that he seated himself with his left side facing toward me. Throuigh my fever’s fog, I wondered how long it would take him to understand that I ... ...n. After he washed his hands, Erik came over and touched my forehead. “Still feverish. I suspect a touch of la grippe.” I nodded in agreement; I felt... ...infusion of white tea and lavender. The lavender will help bring down your fever, and also help you to sleep.” I sipped obediently at the steaming l... ... what was needed. The happiness in her eyes, so bright in a face pale with fever, was worth the agony of going into town alone and enduring the sta... ...t Erik; Zareh also told me about his illness. I lost Honor as well, to the typhoid.” I remembered Maggie’s letter telling me the news; I had been so...

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... has antibacterial properties and relieves urinary inflammation, headache, and fever. Basil is a very aromatic herb and is better fresh. Bay Lau... ...ry is recommended for rheumatism and arthritis. It is good against diabetes and typhoid fever. It contains potassium and vitamins A and C. Howeve... ...commended for rheumatism and arthritis. It is good against diabetes and typhoid fever. It contains potassium and vitamins A and C. However, avoid... ... they boost the immune system. Carrots are excellent against colic, diarrhoea, typhoid fever, gastro-enteritis, and dysentery. They contain beta-c... ...ost the immune system. Carrots are excellent against colic, diarrhoea, typhoid fever, gastro-enteritis, and dysentery. They contain beta-carotene.... ...ystem and treats common cold and sore throat. It purifies the blood and fights typhoid fever. 11 It contains glucose, iron, potassium, sulp... ...d treats common cold and sore throat. It purifies the blood and fights typhoid fever. 11 It contains glucose, iron, potassium, sulphur, and... ... and vitamins A, B, and E. However, do not take ginseng while bleeding, during fever, or when suffering from severe insomnia or asthma. Furthermore... ..., 24, 26, 45,83, 92, 123, Toothache, 8, 9, 10, 54, Tumour, 7, 17, 27, 112, Typhoid, 6, 7, 10. Urinary problems, 4, 7, 19, 22, Wound, 8 ...

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...isorder 153-154 Home remedies for Fatigue syndrome 155-156 Home remedies for Fever 157-158 Home remedies for Fibrocystic breast 159 Home remedies ... ...and painful and are marked by inflammation, swelling, heat, redness, and often fever. Abscesses are caused by an infection, so orthodox medical docto... ... diet, malnutrition, obesity, ketosis, anger, stress, fear, anorexia, toxemia,fever, and the consumption of excessive amounts of niacin and vitamin ... ...ng sensation while urinating, a constant urge to urinate, blood in the urine, fever, vomiting, nausea, backache and pain below the ribs. In the follo... ...uncontrollable loss of urine (urge incontinence), especially in older people. Fever is rarely present. Pain is usually felt above the pubic bone and ... ... such as sinusitis, or systemic infections such as scarlet fever, malaria, or typhoid fever. Blood can be swallowed during a nosebleed, especially o...

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... reached me from Aesop. Still in Adelphi, he writes he has been sick with fever. “My consolation is that I am sick for good reasons. I am sick of me... ...h me to come and heal his son who was, ac- cording to his doctor, dying of fever. I shared fruit and he introduced himself; he admitted he had sought... ...ure him...he VOICES FROM THE PAST 168 has been ill with a terrible fever...for days... I must find help if you can’t help...” “Ride home,” I... ...Talitha cumi,” I said. “Daughter, I say arise...you are no longer ill. The fever has left you.” As I prayed I also thought of John and his death. Thi... ... 263 His illness upset the studio. “Melzi’s sick! Francesco’s sick!” Fever day after day, hands like ice, coma. Shivering though his apartment w... .... He isn’t dead because I feel his presence in the room, hear his voice. Typhoid killed him. Mary, hysterical, suffered grave headaches at his deat...

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... New Orleans under five feet of water and caused it to suffer from dengue fever, cholera, and typhoid was an extravaganza for the poor of the South o... ...ive feet of water and caused it to suffer from dengue fever, cholera, and typhoid was an extravaganza for the poor of the South of the city. Here ...

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... artificial inner environment to live in. Except… in the context of the fevered brain in the narrow, focused, pyramidal perception of one perso... ...lt and impending death. Bloody fluxes of all kinds killed them. Dysentery. Typhoid fever. Burning fevers. Their skin burning so badly that it pe... ...mpending death. Bloody fluxes of all kinds killed them. Dysentery. Typhoid fever. Burning fevers. Their skin burning so badly that it peeled off... ...d to go back again… the inmates continued to suffer from all kinds of fluxes, fevers, agues, and ailments onboard the returning ship. The first four... ...s accomplished in less than three centuries and it is accelerating now into a fever pitch of global environmental destruction which is now destroying... ...ean culture and civilization was synchronized with the spread of Syphilis and Typhoid, and other diseases that killed more people across the Earth th... ...ly lie, our ability to deceive, delude, deny… our ability to create out of our fevered brains any kind of abstract fabrication, any set of connection...

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...ity of things. The evil resulting from the mis- placement of effort is the fever heat hy which all business is car- ried on, the waste of life, the di... ...Professor and Mrs. H, F. Woodman of Beverly, Mass., died from an attack of typhoid fever on .July 25 in Charleston, H. C. Mr. Woodman was connected wi... ...r and Mrs. H, F. Woodman of Beverly, Mass., died from an attack of typhoid fever on .July 25 in Charleston, H. C. Mr. Woodman was connected with the C... ...in the IntirmHry since January 6, sufFering from a light attack of scarlet fever. Mr. Talamon attended a meet- ing of the American Modern Lan- guage A...

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...the story by saying that Alcestis nursed her husband through an infectious fever, caught it herself, and had been supposed to be dead, when a skilful ... ...pressively hot and close. Waste and wild, without a bush or a tree, in the feverish atmosphere of Palestine, it was a desolate region, and at length t... ...master was watched by a warrior, who had been prevented by an intermitting fever from joining the expedition. He was convinced that if the tribe retur... ...nal guard to eat so much supper, that he brought on a severe attack of his fever, and was obliged to go home; but old Ibrahim, instead of going to bed... ...re the many diseases that they would catch in the toilsome journey in that fever- ish climate; and thus it has come to pass that the word hos- pitium,... ...tury. It refers to the deadly sickness emphatically called ‘the plague’, a typhoid fever exceedingly violent and rapid, and accompanied with a frightf...

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...begin- ning from a country visit in 1834, after a slight attack of scarlet fever, written in the round-hand of a boy of seven years old, and finished ... ...on arrived with health shat- tered by his attendance on the sufferers from fever in the ship which brought him from St. Thomas, and he did not long su... ... is now on my bed, wrapped up in a great opossum rug, with cold and slight fever; last night his pulse was high, to- day he is better. I have to watch... ...t experience after settling in at St. John’s College was a sharp attack of fever that fell on Kerearua, one of the Bauro lads. Such illnesses, it seem... ...ngage in such a happy work in such a beautiful part of the world—no yellow fever, no snakes, &c. I think of the Banks Islands, Vanua Lava, with its ha... ... for the best. ‘Just now we have some anxiety. There has been and is a bad typhoid fever among the Pitcairners: want of cleanli- ness, no sewerage, or... ... I write out of a sick 508 Life of John Coleridge Patteson hospital. This typhoid fever, strongly marked, as described in Dr. Watson’s books, Graye’s... ...eak, but I think better; did not wander last night. Clem- ent, with strong typhoid symptoms, yet, at all events, not worse. But he is a very powerful,...

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...swered Mme Burle. But during the following week Charles was carried off by typhoid fever. One evening his grandmother had again read him the story of ... ...me Burle. But during the following week Charles was carried off by typhoid fever. One evening his grandmother had again read him the story of the V en...

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...h to marry her. This was her little programme. After a fortnight of slight fever and inflammation, the En- glishman recovered coherence and thanked th... ...ld find. Perhaps the climate con- soled him. He suffered from intermittent fever, and that may have distracted him from his other trouble. He was weak... ...k about the heart also. Both ways. One of the valves was affected, and the fever made it worse. This showed itself later on. Then many months passed, ... ...ed to pick up every form of illness that went about a station, from simple fever upwards. She was never more than ordinarily pretty at the best of tim... ...he Other Man is coming up sick—very sick—on an off chance of recovery. The fever and the heart-valves had nearly killed him. She knew that, too, and s... ...om the world for a year, and he discovered his mistake when an epidemic of typhoid broke out in the Station in the heart of the cold weather, and his ... ... Nearly every household in In- dia knows that Doctors are very helpless in typhoid. The battle must be fought out between Death and the Nurses, minute... ...,” and went off at once to look after the poor girl. We had seven cases of typhoid in the Station that winter and, as the average of death is about on...

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...n pronging seaweed, detecting gravel, suspecting germs. “If you all die of typhoid I won’t be responsible!” he snapped. “If you die of dulness, neithe... ... world as a town laid out beneath her. It was covered instead by a haze of feverish red mist. She had returned to the state in which she had been all ... ...at clear- ing, was a hut where Mackenzie, the famous explorer, had died of fever some ten years ago, almost within reach of civilisation—Mackenzie, he... ... with Rachel to the garden. “I spent six weeks on my honey- moon in having typhoid at Venice,” she continued. “But even so, I look back upon them as s... ...any one comin’ with a fresh eye would see she was better. Mr. Elliot’s had fever; he’s all right now,” she threw out. “It wasn’t anythin’ she caught o... ...wasn’t anythin’ she caught on the expedition. What’s it matter—a few days’ fever? My brother had fever for twenty-six days once. And in a week or two ... ...ss, and that there was no reason whatever to think that she had caught the fever on the expedition; and after talking about other things for a short t...

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...s so, but I guess most of us get rusty. We land in a rut of obstetrics and typhoid and busted legs. What we need is women like you to jump on us. It’d... ...He pulled his hip boots out to full length and examined them for holes. He fever- ishly counted his shotgun shells, lecturing her on the qualities of ... ...n, a librarian young enough to experiment. She berated herself, “Stop this fever of reforming every- thing! I will be satisfied with the library! The ... ...ing. I t’ought maybe all de time it go avay, but it got a lot vorse.” “Any fever?” “Vell ja, I t’ink she got fever.” “Which side is the pain on?” “Huh... ...e heroism of a wireless operator on a ship in a collision; of an explorer, fever-clawed, deserted by his bearers, but going on—jungle—going— At six, w... ...oralemons. She found Olaf abed, restless from a slight 329 Sinclair Lewis fever, and Bea flushed and dizzy but trying to keep up her work. She lured ... ...over.” He examined Bea and Olaf. He shook his head. “Yes. Looks to me like typhoid.” “Golly, I’ve seen typhoid in lumber-camps,” groaned Miles, all th... ...some one to cook for them, and isn’t it good to give them sponge baths, in typhoid?” 330 Main Street “Yes. All right.” Kennicott was automatic; he wa...

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...orthy captain?” “He died.” “Fell into the sea?” “No, sir, he died of brain-fever in dreadful agony.” Then turning to the crew, he said, “Bear a hand t... ...aples greatly disturbed in mind. In twenty-four hours he was attacked by a fever, and died three days afterwards. We performed the usual burial servic... ...” “Well, when we quitted Naples, Captain Leclere was attacked with a brain fever. As we had no doctor on board, and he was so anxious to arrive at Elb... ...suspicion. One night more and he would be on his way. The night was one of feverish distraction, and in its progress vi- sions good and evil passed th... ...nt he had hoped to carry it off. The day came at length, and was almost as feverish as the night had been, but it brought reason to the aid of imagina... ...of profound learning, ‘The subject his died of a tumor on the liver, or of typhoid fever!’” “But,” remarked Madame de Villefort, “all these circumstan...

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...bending over desks. Every office was open, and every one of them full of a feverish activity. The side- walks were almost as crowded as though at noon... ... talk of anything else. It was making him sick, he said. And he did have a fever—often. But he would come out to see me just the same. One night, when... ...as it did that night. He was drenched, and even at dinner he had had a low fever. And then I was sorry for him. I told him he could come to see me aga... ...to see me again. I didn’t propose to have him come down with pneumonia, or typhoid, or some- thing. And so it all began over again.” “But you loved hi... ...s pink, his blonde hair radiant. But he was thin and a little worn, a dull feverish glitter came and went in his eyes, and his nervousness, the strain...

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...rritate him. T owards the end of the term two or three boys caught scarlet fever , and there was much talk of sending them all home in order to escape... ... was himself to seeing Rose. He found that owing to the death from scarlet fever of one of the boys in the Sixth there had 90 Of Human Bondage been s... ...some examination, thus creating a precedent but since he had there died of typhoid it was impos- sible to look upon the experiment as other than dange... ...was a homeliness in it which warmed the heart. Hayward talked of Ri- chard Feverel and Madame Bovary , of Verlaine, Dante, and Matthew Arnold. In thos... ...e setting. There was something Meredithian about it: it was not quite Lucy Feverel and not quite Clara Middleton; but it was inexpressibly charming. P... ...ld not understand French. Fanny Price, sitting next to Philip, was working feverishly. Her face was sallow with nervousness, and every now and then sh... ... They fished him out and brought him here, and ten days later he developed typhoid fever from swallowing Thames water. ” “Did he die?” “ Yes, he did a...

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... of her two young brothers—one, at nine- teen, the eldest of the house, by typhoid fever contracted at a poisonous little place, as they had afterward... ...two young brothers—one, at nine- teen, the eldest of the house, by typhoid fever contracted at a poisonous little place, as they had afterwards found ... ...he personal fact of Mr. Densher. Milly had found in her face at luncheon a feverish glitter, and it told what she was full of. She didn’t care now for... ...that was not reached, however, without producing in Mrs. Stringham a final feverish sally. She announced that if the point of view for a proper admira... ...ly in solitude and silence; but he looked back on it now as on the heat of fever. The real, the right stillness was this particular form of society. T...

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... alone the mess of them) with his drops of blood and tubes full of Maltese fever and the like. Now he’ll have a rare laugh at me. REDPENNY. Serve you ... ...ion. RIDGEON. I know nothing about smallpox. My line is tu- berculosis and typhoid and plague. But of course the prin- ciple of all vaccines is the sa... ...ss. RIDGEON [startled and anxious] But how— B. B. [continuing] I suspected typhoid: the head gardener’s boy had it; so I just called at St Anne’s one ... ...d in a week 19 GB Shaw he was all right again, and absolutely immune from typhoid for the rest of his life. The family were very nice about it: their... ...f that smallpox inocula- tion was good, not only for smallpox, but for all fevers. B. B. [suddenly rising to the new idea with immense interest and ex... ... intensely interested in this. I was put on the track by accident. I had a typhoid case and a tetanus case side by side in the hospital: a beadle and ... ... of what that meant for them, poor fellows! Can a beadle be dignified with typhoid? Can a missionary be eloquent with lockjaw? No. No. Well, I got som... ...u a lift; but two years ago I tried the experiment of treat- ing a scarlet fever case with a sample of hydrophobia serum from the Pasteur Institute, a... ...he rest. That is why Sir Patrick’s father found that inoculation cured all fevers. It stimulated the phagocytes. [He throws himself into his chair, ex...

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...village by the bridge works; and after the cholera smote the Smallpox. The fever they had al- ways with them. Hitchcock had been appointed a magistrat... ...years. He had grilled in the heat, sweated in the rains, and shivered with fever under the rude thatch roof; the lime-wash beside the door was cov- er... ...are meat and good toddy together, and they kill all weariness, besides the fever that follows the rain. I have eaten nothing else to- day at all.” He ... ...g what he did, swallowed them. The stuff was at least a good guard against fever—the fever that was creeping upon him out of the wet mud—and he had se... ...s the Sahib forgotten; or do we black men only see the Gods?” “There was a fever upon me.” Findlayson was still looking uneasily across the water. “It... ... sights unfit to be told; and had wound up her experiences by six weeks of typhoid fever, during which her head had been shaved and hoped to keep her ...

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...making Mr. Lydgate’s acquaintance, having heard of his success in treating fever on a new plan. Mr. Lydgate had the medical accomplishment of looking ... ...r what you have said about the advan- tages of the special destination for fevers. The decision will rest with me, for though Lord Medlicote has given... ...ter worth the pains in a provincial town like this,” said Lydgate. “A fine fever hospital in addition to the old infirmary might be the nucleus of a m... ...rch, and would have done well—had got preferment already, but that stomach fever took him off: else he might have been a dean by this time. I think I ... ...e became interested in special questions of disease, such as the nature of fever or fevers, the more keenly he felt the need for that fundamental know... ...emonstrations in order to ascertain the specific differences of typhus and typhoid. He went home and read far into the small- est hour, bringing a muc... ...consideration: he was convinced that Fred was in the pink-skinned stage of typhoid fever, and that he had taken just the wrong medicines. He must go t...

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...k ing Mr. Lydgate’s acquaintance, having heard of his success in treating fever on a new plan. Mr. Lydgate had the medical accomplishment of looking ... ...der what you have said about the advantages of the special destination for fevers. The decision will rest with me, for though Lord Medlicote has given... ...tter worth the pains in a provincial town like this,” said Lydgate. “A fine fever hospital in addition to the old infirmary might be the nucleus of a me... ...rch, and would have done well—had got preferment already, but that stomach fever took him off: else he might have been a dean by this time. I think I ... ...e became interested in special questions of disease, such as the nature of fever or fevers, the more keenly he felt the need for that fundamental know... ...demonstrations in order to ascertain the specific differences of typhus and typhoid. He went home and read far into the smallest hour, bringing a much ... ...consideration: he was convinced that Fred was in the pink skinned stage of typhoid fever, and that he had taken just the wrong medicines. He must go t...

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... whole nation palpi- tating for days whilst the patient hovers in pain and fever between life and death, his fortune is made: every rich man who omits... ...ribing six or seven scheduled poisons for so familiar a disease as enteric fever where another will not tolerate drugs at all; one starving a patient ... ...ust have been the ardor of conviction as to tuberculosis, tetanus, enteric fever, Maltese fever, diphtheria, and the rest of the diseases in which the... ...ore modern practice it is found that a sufficiently small inoculation with typhoid rallies our powers to resist the disease instead of prostrating us ... ... frontiers by a sanitary blockade. We still have epidemics of smallpox and typhoid; and diphtheria and scarlet fever are endemic in the slums. Measles... ...e still have epidemics of smallpox and typhoid; and diphtheria and scarlet fever are endemic in the slums. Measles, which in my childhood was not rega... ...even doctors talking as if the only really scien- tific thing to do with a fever patient is to throw him into the nearest ditch and pump carbolic acid...

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...gns by moonlight, long embraces, tears flowing over yielded hands, all the fevers of the flesh and the languors of tenderness could not be separated f... ...ied only seemed to irritate her the more. On certain days she chatted with feverish rapidity , and this over-excitement was suddenly followed by a sta... ...hat is true,” said Charles; “but I was thinking especially of illnesses—of typhoid fever, for example, that attacks stu- dents from the provinces.” Em... ...rue,” said Charles; “but I was thinking especially of illnesses—of typhoid fever, for example, that attacks stu- dents from the provinces.” Emma shudd... ...berty had come to her. So at last she was to know those joys of love, that fever of happiness of which she had despairedl She was entering upon marvel... ...he letter!” They thought she was delirious; and she was by midnight. Brain-fever had set in. For forty-three days Charles did not leave her. He gave u...

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...east they had nothing to do. If a doctor were called in to treat a case of typhoid fever, he would probably find out where the patient got his milk su... ...y had nothing to do. If a doctor were called in to treat a case of typhoid fever, he would probably find out where the patient got his milk supply and... ...s drinking water and would have the well cleaned out to stop the spread of typhoid fever through infection. A lawyer called to treat the same kind of ... ...ng water and would have the well cleaned out to stop the spread of typhoid fever through infection. A lawyer called to treat the same kind of a case, ... ...ich society can be made to think and feel. Some day, however, when the war fever passes away crime will again take its normal place. This phenomenon i...

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...s a little girl, and nothing will describe her goodness to you through the typhoid fever. No—it is just the same thing everywhere.” “Let me just put y... ...le girl, and nothing will describe her goodness to you through the typhoid fever. No—it is just the same thing everywhere.” “Let me just put your bonn... ...y. “Oh, delightful! I wish they’d take me.” “Has Italy filled you with the fever of travel? Per- haps George Emerson is right. He says that ‘Italy is ... ...s frightened. “And she agreed that baptism was nothing, but he caught that fever when he was twelve and she turned round. She thought it a judgment.” ... ...r sunlight, and then the weeds creep in again! A judgment! And our boy had typhoid because no clergyman had dropped water on him in church! Is it poss...

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...nd. Last year we had some very strange cases of illness among the visitors—typhoid cases, and cases of gastric fever— Mrs. Stockmann. Yes, that is qui... ...ge cases of illness among the visitors—typhoid cases, and cases of gastric fever— Mrs. Stockmann. Yes, that is quite true. Dr. Stockmann. At the time,...

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...t exclusive preoccupation of my mind was as dan- gerous to Senor Ortega as typhoid fever would have been. It strikes me that this comparison is very e... ...ive preoccupation of my mind was as dan- gerous to Senor Ortega as typhoid fever would have been. It strikes me that this comparison is very exact. Pe... ...een. It strikes me that this comparison is very exact. People recover from typhoid fever, but generally the chance is considered poor. This was precis... ...strikes me that this comparison is very exact. People recover from typhoid fever, but generally the chance is considered poor. This was precisely his ... ... her, on the marble console. Then she sprang away from the glass muttering feverishly, “Out—out—out of this house,” and try- ing with an awful, sensel... ...rly as a picture on a wall, Therese pressing with fervour the key into the fevered palm of the rich, prestigious, virtuous cousin, so that he should g... ...though I were no longer sure of myself. “Take me out,” whispered Dona Rita feverishly, “take me 223 Joseph Conrad out of this house before it is too ...

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...n and unwholesome means, is a snare. It did us no good, transient were its feverish plea sures; yet for its sake we threw away our sweet and simple a... ...and maybe some good. Some good, yes—such as it is. That woman’s disease is typhoid! You’ve brought it to a show up, I think, with your insanities, and... ...r from her imagination, which would get to work and warm up her blood to a fever in an hour, if I were disloyal enough to my duty to let it. Which I s... ...in granted. When the mother was told—on the first day—that her disease was typhoid, she was frightened, and asked if there was danger that Helen could... ...she ran, Aunt Hester! Think of that lovely face all dulled and burned with fever. I can’t bear the thought of it. Keep her health. Keep her bloom! I c... ...n unaware; looking up at her with wondering and startled eyes flaming with fever, eyes in which was no light of recognition: “Are you—no, you are not ...

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...overty. He never held up his head again after losing her, and just died of fever because he was too broken down to have energy to live. There was enou... ...ay , Carey,” he said, sitting down by her. “There’s a tendency to epidemic fever in two or three streets, which I don’t like in this hot weather, and ... ...re throat that sometimes attacked those attending on this 28 Magnum Bonum fever, though generally not unless there was some predispo- sition, or unle... ...iss her, and then sent the girl away. There was need of anxious watch lest fever should set in, and therefore all that was exciting was kept at a dis-... ...e been ar- ranged. But no sooner was her time engrossed, than the art- ist fever awoke in her, and all the time she could steal by early rising, or on... ...atisfactorily proved that we ought by good rights to have been all dead of typhoid long ago. So we turned the workmen in, and they could not of course...

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...stershire and his wife at home had just begun to recover from a ter- rible typhoid fever caught at Bude. Words spoken in the immediate prospect of dea... ...e and his wife at home had just begun to recover from a ter- rible typhoid fever caught at Bude. Words spoken in the immediate prospect of death, by M...

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...’t be long,” he said. He loitered about indefinitely. The boy began to get feverish with irritation. His father’s presence seemed to aggravate all his... ...sh. It’s not at all sure that it will mend so easily. And then there’s the fever and the mortification—if it took bad ways he’d quickly be gone. But t... ...riting was execrable, so that William, who did all things well, got into a fever of impatience. The elder brother was becoming quite swanky. In Lon- d... ...dging in Walthamstow was so dreary. But now there seemed to come a kind of fever into the young man’s letters. He was unsettled by all the change, he ... ...ed, and she kept Paul near to her. All summer long William’s letters had a feverish tone; he seemed unnatural and intense. Sometimes he was exag- gera... ...ell told me you were here,” he said coldly. The other man did not answer. “Typhoid’s pretty bad, I know,” Morel persisted. Suddenly Dawes said: “What ... ...resentful towards him. “Did you know Baxter was in Sheffield Hospital with typhoid?” he asked. 404 Sons & Lovers She looked at him with startled grey...

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...r from the fields. But in the corridor the air was laden with the germs of typhoid, the smell of sewage, putrefaction, and tar; every newcomer felt sa... ...so sold wine. The confinement was easy; but the midwife, who had a case of fever in the village, infected Katusha, and her baby boy had to be sent to ... ...e, sallow face and bluish lips. He was evidently tormented by intermittent fever. Nekhludoff went up to him, but the lad looked up with such a severe ... ... beautiful, intelligent eyes with which he looked at Nekhludoff glistening fever- ishly)— “they were not specially strict in that prison. We managed t... ...is arms folded in the sleeves of his cloak, and looking at Nekhludoff with feverish eyes. Nekhludoff was going up to him, but to the right of the door... ...ood beside the beds, excepting two, a young man who was in a state of high fever, and an old man who did nothing but groan. The Englishman asked if th...